Hundreds Chart Printable
Make a hundreds chart printable in seconds: a 1–100 chart, a 120 chart or a 0–99 chart. Choose a filled chart, a blank hundreds chart, or a missing numbers hundreds chart with an answer key. Then print it right from this page. No sign-in and no download needed.
Hundreds Chart
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Which chart should I use?
- 1–100 hundreds chart: the classic chart for counting and place value in kindergarten and 1st grade.
- 120 chart: Common Core standard 1.NBT.A.1 asks 1st graders to count to 120, starting at any number, and to read and write numerals to 120.
- 0–99 chart: every row begins with the same tens digit (30, 31, 32…), which makes the tens pattern easy to see.
Teaching ideas for a hundreds chart
- Find the pattern: moving down one row adds 10, moving up subtracts 10. Moving right adds 1.
- Skip counting: highlight 2s, 5s or 10s and ask what students notice about the ones digit.
- Odd and even: highlight odds, then ask why every other column is shaded.
- Missing numbers: use the random option for a warm-up, then check with the answer key on page two.
- Blank chart: older students fill in a blank hundreds chart from memory as a counting check.
- Desk chart: print the small size, cut it in half and tape it to desks for quick reference during math.
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